Explanations on how a toaster works!

How a Toaster Works by Emily

 

 

A toaster is a device that cooks bread.

 

A toaster needs power because otherwise it won't work.  Next you put the bread into the slots that are in the middle of the toaster.  Then you push the button down and the heater goes on so it heats up the bread.  Then the springs pop up so then you pull the toast out.

 

My favourite topping is marmite.

 

 

How a Toaster Works by Patrick

 

A toaster is a machine that cooks bread.

 

A toaster needs to be plugged in because it needs power to work.  The slots in the top of the toaster are what you put your bread in.  The lever on the side of your toaster is what you push down.  The lever does three things.  It makes the springs go flat and that makes the bread go down.  The lever also turns the heater on to make the bread turn into toast.  The lever turns the timer on.  The timer goes on for as long as you want it to go for. 

 

My favourite topping is chocolate jam.  Here is a safety tip.  You never stick a metal fork or knife in a toaster when the toaster is plugged in because you will get an electric shock. 

 

 

How a Toaster Works by Yohei

 



A toaster is a machine that heats bread and changes it into toast.

 

First you put the bread into the slots but do not forget to plug the cord in or it will not work because a toaster needs electricity.  Then press the magic button down because it does three things.  One of them is put the springs down so that all the bread is in the toaster.  Another thing that the button does is put the heater on so the bread gets cooked.  The last thing that the button does is starts the timer so the bread will not burn.  Then you wait for the bread to pop.  POP!  Now the bread pops and if you look at it, it is toast.

 

I like chocolate with banana on my toast.